Pakistan

Law minister says IHC proceedings give impression that Imran is ‘favourite of some circles’

Pakistan is estimating a loss of over $10b, as cash crops are washed away and more than 35m people are in distress

Thousands dead or swept away in floods; over 5,000 km of roads destroyed, Balochistan severed from Sindh and Punjab

Science ministry produced 93kg of hemp on trial basis; samples sent to labs

Dispute involves Rs52b with 12 independent power producers set up under 2002 policy

Gen Bajwa visits flood-affected areas of K-P including Kalam, Bahrain, Khwazakhela and Matta

Guterres is expected to arrive in Islamabad next week

In response to a show-cause notice, former PM regrets ‘wrong impression’ was taken from his speech

Former prime minister says he will come ‘prepared this time’ unlike 2018 tenure

Ankara has so far delivered 7 planes loaded with relief supplies, with 2 more scheduled to arrive late Tuesday evening

Pakistan must work hard to be self-sufficient, says PM

Nawabshah district, surrounding villages heavily flooded

Millers fear flour price may touch Rs1,000 per kg if supply not restored

Court orders high-profile accused release, separately adjourns hearing against encroachment on flood passages

Cotton, dates, rice amongst destroyed crops

Philanthropists, welfare organisations coughing up thousands more to buy life saving essentials for flood affectees

SHC, LHC stay contempt proceedings against PTI leaders

Finance Minister Miftah Ismail said the price of onions had shot up by more than five times

Imran to submit written reply in contempt case

Prince Charles, Chinese premier, US lawmakers express grief over deluge disaster

Says PTI leader’s statement is ‘sufficient for disturbing harmony and discipline’ in the Pakistan Army

NDMA chief gave a detailed briefing to the participants of the meeting regarding the flood situation

Floods a ‘crisis of unimaginable proportions’

Finance minister hints at opening duty-free import to make process easier

Coalition parties vow to mitigate victims’ plight

Shehbaz says infrastructure rehabilitation to cost $10b

Launches $160m ‘flash appeal’ for flood victims

Flood affectees suffer scorching heat, lack of tent, drinking water supply

China to grant another batch of emergency humanitarian supplies

Says ‘misunderstood woman judge as magistrate working under govt’s directions’

Death toll from unrelenting floods rises to 1,136; NDMA says 33m affected, 1m houses destroyed

Pakistan’s Foreign Office denies it has anything to do with the strike in Kabul

Says reservoir would produce 800MW electricity

Journalists say they followed the state broadcaster in airing the live speech

Shortage of meat, milk, curd, milk products feared

Former forward was considered hero of 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, leading country to gold

Ends uncertainty that multiplied in past three years

PPP chairman says former PM was exploiting K-P, Punjab govts to hurt country’s economic interests

Justice Minallah says PEMRA prima facie appears to have exceeded authority; suspends notification till Sept 5

Province suffers more than Rs200 billion worth of damage, says Balochistan CM

Indian govt attempts to infiltrate security system of Twitter by forcing it to employ an Indian 'agent/representative'

Turkiye sends second batch of relief equipment for flood affected areas, according to the country's defence ministry

Finance minister says 'real faces' exposed after call between Jhagra, Tarin and Leghari comes to light

Asad Umar says 'nothing wrong' with Tarin 'advising' ministers; Jhagra owns up to letter, says he wrote it himself

The most problematic is the developing situation in Afghanistan

Pakistan’s dilemma of a separate homeland is much more convoluted.

Millions of acres of rich farmland have been flooded by weeks of non-stop rain

King Salman, Crown Prince MBS expressed their profound sorrow over the recent flooding in the country

The catastrophic damage from this year's downpours and flooding has not been seen for decades

While Pakistan has seen a deluge, eastern and northeastern India reportedly had the lowest amounts of July rainfall